A selection. For a full list, see Google Scholar.
T.J. Barnes and L. Bergmann (2026). Dr Bunge goes to Ontario: A geographical biography. Environment and Planning F.
D. O’Sullivan and L. Bergmann (2026). Using MapWeaver to Make Tiled and Woven Maps of Multivariate Thematic Data. Cartographic Perspectives.
K.W. Okamoto, L.F. Chaves, L. Bergmann, R. Wallace, and R.G. Wallace (2026). Comparing the Risk of SARS-CoV-2 Immune Resistance Evolving Across Regions in the Americas with Differing Approaches to Public Health. Pathogens 15(7).
B. Ren and L. Bergmann (2026). Context-dependent relationships between street-level surface heat intensity, the sky view factor, and landscape patterns: Examples from the coastal city of Vancouver, Canada. Ecological Informatics 94.
L. Bergmann and D. O’Sullivan (2025). Towards a discrete generalization of cartographic projections. Abstracts of the ICA 10.
L. Bergmann and T.J. Barnes (2025). Geographically empowering the marginalized. In Making Geography Matter. Routledge.
L. Bergmann and D. O’Sullivan (2024). Space: towards a global sense of place. In A Research Agenda for Spatial Analysis. Edward Elgar.
L.F. Chaves, M.D. Friberg, M. Pascual, J.E. Calzada, S. Luckhart, and L.R. Bergmann (2024). Community-serving research addressing climate change impacts on vector-borne diseases. The Lancet Planetary Health 8(5).
L. Bergmann, L.F. Chaves, D. O’Sullivan, and R.G. Wallace (2023). Dominant Modes of Agricultural Production Helped Structure Initial COVID-19 Spread in the U.S. Midwest. ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information 12(5).
C. Travis, D. Dixon, L. Bergmann, R. Legg, and A. Crampsie, eds. (2022). Routledge Handbook of the Digital Environmental Humanities. Routledge.
T.J. Barnes and L. Bergmann (2022). The early years: William Bunge and Theoretical Geography. In B. Michel, F. Gyuris, and K. Paulus, eds., Recalibrating the Quantitative Revolution in Geography. Routledge.
L. Bergmann, L.F. Chaves, C.R. Betz, S. Stein, B. Wiedenfeld, A. Wolf, and R.G. Wallace (2022). Mapping Agricultural Lands: From Conventional to Regenerative. Land 11(3).
L. Bergmann and N. Lally (2021). For geographical imagination systems. Annals of the American Association of Geographers 111(1).
L. Bergmann and N. Lally (2021). enfolding: an experimental geographical imagination system (gis). In P. Kingsbury and A. Secor, eds., A Place More Void. University of Nebraska Press.
L. Bergmann and D. O’Sullivan (2019). Enabling spaces by GeoComputation. Proceedings of GeoComputation 2019.
L. Bergmann and D. O’Sullivan (2018). Reimagining GIScience for relational spaces. The Canadian Geographer 62(1).
L. Bergmann and R. Morrill (2018). William Wheeler Bunge: Radical Geographer (1928–2013). Annals of the American Association of Geographers 108(1).
R. Wallace, L.F. Chaves, L. Bergmann, C. Ayres, L. Hogerwerf, R. Kock, and R.G. Wallace (2018). Clear-Cutting Disease Control: Capital-led deforestation, public health austerity, and vector-borne infection. Springer.
L. Bergmann and D. O’Sullivan (2017). Computing with many spaces: Generalizing projections for the digital geohumanities and GIScience. Proceedings of GeoHumanities’17, ACM SIGSPATIAL.
L. Bergmann (2017). Towards economic geographies beyond the Nature-Society divide. Geoforum 85.
L. Bergmann (2016). Toward speculative data: ‘Geographic information’ for situated knowledges, vibrant matter, and relational spaces. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 34(6).
L. Bergmann (2013). Bound by Chains of Carbon: Ecological-Economic Geographies of Globalization. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 103(6).